OC my new CPU/MOBO

Hello,

So i recently started watching how to overclock CPU´s and have done it and i am curious if you more experienced guys can tell me if it will be ok. Just to say i am not looking to get the PERFECT results just a little more GHZ than my normal settings. I have a B85M-G MOBO Motherboards | B85M-G | ASUS Global and G3258 CPU ARK | Intel® Pentium® Processor G3258 (3M Cache, 3.20 GHz)

My normal CPU is at 3.20 GHz and i have OC´d it to 4.2 GHz and 1.295 Vcore and i made a screen of my results,but here it was just for 3 min, i tested it for 1 hour straight and basically same stats. My heat doesn´t go over 90 even after 1 hour and here outside its 30 degrees. It doesn´t shutdown or go bluescreen,only sometimes the sound of my CPU changes but nothing dramatical.

@4.2, you can try to lower the core voltage a little bit to bring down the temp. However, it does look good to me. As long as it does not exceed 90 then you are fine.
Here's mine @4.2:

Ok thank you i´ll lower the voltage a little like you to 1208 and see what happens, i don´t know if i should go for 4.5 because at 4.6 i get bluescreen and error msg,btw 4.5 works. It´s just that i´ve never done this earlier and get scared if i over do it,but if everything runs ok with 4.2 for few days,maybe i try 4.5

60cent said:

Ok thank you i´ll lower the voltage a little like you to 1208 and see what happens, i don´t know if i should go for 4.5 because at 4.6 i get bluescreen and error msg,btw 4.5 works. It´s just that i´ve never done this earlier and get scared if i over do it,but if everything runs ok with 4.2 for few days,maybe i try 4.5

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there's not much difference between 4.2 and 4.6. The most important thing when OCing is temperature. Go as high as you can as long as you keep the temp in check & stable. I can go up to 4.6 but @4.2, I have the temp around 60 under stress so that's good enough.

NOTE: If you get error @4.5, you can try to set the RAM voltage a little bit higher than the spec & relax RAM Timing a little bit also